Class of 2026 elects first-year DSG representatives
(10/07/22 7:14pm)
Duke Student Government will soon welcome new first-years to the Senate.
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Duke Student Government will soon welcome new first-years to the Senate.
On Wednesday, an article was published in the Recess section describing a writer’s experience at the Alec Benjamin concert at the Ritz in Raleigh.
Durham Police say it is still investigating the case of Monday’s on-campus, strong-armed robbery and told The Chronicle Wednesday that “it has not been unfounded.”
Parts of Flowers and Page flooded Monday morning after a chilled water pipe burst, damaging some floors and ceilings, including in the Mary Lou Williams Center for Black Culture. Flowers is indefinitely closed and only open to emergency staff at this time.
After two years of cautious celebration, Pride: Durham, NC returned this weekend in full force and a flurry of color.
Following the Duke Graduate Students Union’s Thursday rally, students attempted to deliver a letter to President Vincent Price asking Duke to voluntarily recognize the union and were told by administrative staff they could not accept it, according to an organizer.
After two years of requiring masks in classrooms, Duke announced that the classroom mask mandate will be lifted next Thursday, Sept. 22. Unvaccinated individuals will also no longer be required to wear masks indoors.
After Tuesday’s announcement that non-Greek selective living groups could no longer host recruitment events this year, SLGs will still be allowed to hold their open house slated for Sunday as a non-recruitment event, according to a Friday email sent to SLG leaders obtained by The Chronicle.
Brigham Young University police say that the fan who was banned after the Aug. 26 volleyball match against Duke does not appear to have said a racial slur, according to the Salt Lake Tribune on Aug. 30.
Non-Greek selective living groups cannot hold recruitment events this year, per a Tuesday email sent to SLG housing liaisons obtained by The Chronicle.
Duke volleyball sophomore Rachel Richardson reported that she was the target of a racist incident in an Aug. 26 match against Brigham Young University in which a non-student BYU fan sitting in the student section directed racial slurs at her. The fan had been banned from all BYU sporting events before BYU lifted the ban Sept. 9.
Duke volleyball sophomore Rachel Richardson released a statement Sunday afternoon via Twitter detailing her experience in Duke's Friday match against BYU. Richardson was the target of a racist incident in Friday's match at Smith Fieldhouse in Provo, Utah, in which a non-student fan seated in BYU's student section repeatedly directed racial slurs at her. BYU announced Saturday that the fan had been banned from future sporting events.
First-year Sammy Marks stood at the foot of the Chapel Aug. 22 alongside his new friends, waiting to climb up the 239 winding steps to the top.
If you’re a first-year student at Duke, welcome—and if you’re a returning student, welcome back!
Peaches, Duke's calico cat, died Wednesday afternoon after a car hit her near the Animal Protection Society of Durham. She was 10 years old.
Duke is now offering seniors the option to be reassigned and move into Lancaster Commons North, an off-campus apartment building about three miles away from West Campus.
The U.S. Department of Justice filed a statement of interest on Thursday in a lawsuit accusing 17 elite universities, including Duke, of illegally colluding to limit financial aid.
Duke will continue most of its current COVID-19 protocols into the fall semester, according to an email sent to students, faculty and staff from the COVID-19 Vaccination Planning Work Group on Tuesday morning.
Duke Health will continue to provide abortion services in compliance with current state laws, according to a Friday email obtained by The Chronicle sent from Duke Health leaders to staff.
After 14 years with the University, Michael Schoenfeld, vice president for public affairs and government relations and chief communications officer, will leave Duke at the end of July.